The queen bullies me every day

Chapter 115 Even being unfavored can turn you upside down (three more)
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Concubine Fugui speaks well, but Concubine Xian just thinks that she is no different from those crazy concubines outside, they are just talking crazy things.

How can this matter of shaking the country be as childish as she said?
Although Murong Ke, the first emperor of Dazhao, died of a sudden illness, if he had had the heart of Yi Chu early in the morning, he would have had a lot of opportunities to tell the world.

He didn't say anything about it until the moment he was about to die, thinking what Concubine Lai Fugui said today was all her conjecture.

Concubine Fugui also saw the forced smile on Concubine Xian's face.

She knew that Concubine Xian didn't believe her, so she went to the bed, opened the pillow cover, took out a roll of bright yellow imperial edicts from inside, carefully pressed it in Concubine Xian's hands, and then made a silent gesture to Concubine Xian, sneaking He whispered, "See for yourself."

Concubine Xian frowned slightly and unfolded the bright yellow scroll, and a few lines of scrawled handwriting came into view.

"Xuan Chen, the eldest son of the King of Gucheng, is self-restraining and respecting etiquette. He knows people and is good at responsibility. He has a noble character, is good at observing my heart, and has the ambitions of the government. He will be able to overcome the great rule."After I ascended the throne, that is, the throne of emperor. '

Jokhang's imperial decree is made of gold foil paper, which is different from Youdu's dragon scroll.

Just seeing that the imperial decree has faded slightly and the ink is smeared, one can tell that it has been stored for several years.

Concubine Xian has never seen Murong Ke's handwriting, whether the writing on it is Murong Ke's own handwriting is another matter, but there is no rubbing seal on it, even if the writing is extravagant, it is impossible to count.

She returned the so-called 'imperial decree' to Concubine Fugui, doubting the letter: "Is this written by the first emperor?"

"There are no mistakes or omissions!" Concubine Fugui resolutely said: "There are Buddhist scriptures handwritten by the late emperor in the library, and the handwriting of the late emperor can be compared to know the authenticity."

"Since it was written by the first emperor himself, why is there no jade seal, and why is it in your hands again?"

"The first emperor passed away, and the chief eunuch He Enping issued this volume of imperial edict. However, Mrs. Zhang took the lead, saying that he had stolen the imperial decree of the first emperor, and ordered people to find him. After they were found, Mrs. Zhang destroyed the volume. The imperial edict, and then took out the original edict to support Xuanjue to inherit the Datong. Then Eunuch He was also brutally murdered by the Zhang family, and was punished by Ling Chi. Now you see this volume, the ink ideas behind it, can you see it?"

Concubine Fugui pointed to a long string of ink dots at the end of the scroll, only then did Concubine Xian notice it, and nodded in response.

She then said: "The first emperor was a man who demanded perfection in everything. He abolished this volume, and Eunuch He put it away at that time. He was worried that if he would be slandered and murdered by Mrs. Zhang in the future, he deleted this volume early in the morning. Leave it to me for safekeeping. After the death of the first emperor, Xuan Jue ascended the throne, and I told the matter to the first prince, and this is how the first prince's uprising happened later. Unfortunately, his uprising failed, and there was no rubbing on the imperial decree Yuxi, even if it was written by the first emperor himself, it can't be counted."

It turns out that the coup d'état when Xuan Jue first came to the throne was entirely planned by Concubine Fugui.

Needless to say, if the eldest prince wins the battle, this imperial decree will become the key to his succession to the great line.

Once she wins, Grand Concubine Fugui will become Dazhao's hero, and how she wants to deal with Empress Dowager Zhang is a matter of no more than one word.

Even if the matter fails, the eldest prince will still be grateful for her telling him the truth, so he will not tell about her possession of this imperial edict.

Inside and out, Concubine Fugui did not lose money in this business.

Concubine Fugui has been whispering in Concubine Xian's ears that if there is a jade seal, then the meaning of this imperial decree will be different.

Even fool Ren could hear the sound in her words, Concubine Xian pretended to be hooked, and said angrily: "If so, then the Queen Mother is not plotting rebellion? How can Dazhao allow such a rebellious minister and villain to be in power?"

"You feel filled with righteous indignation just by hearing it, don't you?" Concubine Fugui's ashen eyes were ignited with hope for a moment, she tightly grasped Concubine Xian's arm, and said word by word: "Good boy, Are you willing to help Bengong? If you can successfully pull the Demon Empress, mother and son from the throne, you will be the number one hero of Dazhao! I promise you, and the eldest prince will make you queen!"

Concubine Xian, who is not an emperor or queen, doesn't care, whether this imperial decree was written by Murong Ke or copied by Concubine Fugui herself, Concubine Xian doesn't care.

She only knew that if the rubbings of the imperial decree were stamped with jade seals, then no matter whether it was true or not, Dazhao's heaven would also change.

So she readily accepted the matter of Concubine Fugui, and before she left, she had Concubine Fugui kneel down and pay respects three times.

The imperial decree fell into the hands of the concubine Xian, the first thing she did was to go to the library to find the handwritten Buddhist scriptures of the late emperor to compare the handwriting.

I have to say that the imperial decree copied by Concubine Fugui really looks like that.No wonder he was able to coax the eldest prince to directly rebel.

If Concubine Xian was not a modern person, she would not have noticed anything wrong with those handwritings.

The bad thing is that her work in modern times is the most proud disciple of archaeologists. Her eyes are more poisonous than professional machines to distinguish the authenticity of these ancient calligraphy and paintings.

She took note of the subtle differences, returned to her palace and closed the door, carefully copying the imperial edict to almost perfection.

In this way, it is only necessary to rub the jade seal on it.

The late emperor's jade seal was enshrined in the lock box of the Fengxian Hall, and the Fengxian Hall was guarded by guards every day. Unless it was a major sacrificial festival, concubines were not allowed to enter without permission.

Concubine Xian always has her own way.

One night, Concubine Xian and Chen Xu returned from a tour of the garden. When they passed by the koi pond outside Fengxian Hall, they took advantage of the dark lights to push Chen Xu into the water.

She yelled and attracted the attention of the guards at the gate of Fengxian Hall. Chen promised to be the master after all, if he drowned in the koi pond outside Fengxian Hall, then these guards would suffer accordingly.

So the four guards all jumped into the water to save people, while Concubine Xian took advantage of the gap and slipped into Fengxian Hall.

She found the lock box with his jade seal behind Murong Ke's coffin, took out the iron wire she carried with her, circled around the shape of the keyhole and poked it inside, and the lock box opened.

Concubine Xian moved very quickly to rub the jade seal on the imperial decree, then put the things back in place, hurriedly ran out of Fengxian Hall and closed the door.

Back and forth, within a short time, the bodyguard Lian Chen promised to save him.

Concubine Xian was originally an apprentice archaeologist, so she naturally knew some old ways.

After returning to the palace that night, she took some loess, fried it with a high fire, and then smeared it on the seal of the jade seal. After half an hour, she dusted off the soil. The 'sense of vicissitudes'.

Early the next morning, while it was still daylight, Concubine Xian wore an unobtrusive plain dress, and handed back the tampered edict to Concubine Fugui.

Concubine Fugui's eyes almost popped out after seeing it, and the hand holding the imperial decree trembled so much that she couldn't speak.

Concubine Xian whispered in her ear: "The next thing is up to you, Grand Concubine."

(End of this chapter)